ariel castro and mr. ariel castro alone that conducted this scheme against them. >> yes. nt and choose from one of five lexus hybrids that's right for you, including the lexus es and ct hybrids. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >>> hello, everyone, i'm john berman in for ashleigh banfield today. we're live in cleveland watching the sentencing hearing for ariel castro. it is a dramatic, somewhat peculiar hearing, revealing new disturbing details about this man's near ten-year reign of terror over the three women he held captive. we are hearing things really we've never heard before. he used 99 feet of chains. he placed motorcycle helmets on his captives. he played games with these women where he put a loaded gun to their head. as i said, very disturbing details. let's get back to the testimony right away here. we're hearing from deputy david jacobs, one of the law enforcement officials who interviewed ariel castro in the days af

castro. >> you never spoke mr. castro or the ladies, the girls?ect. >> did you review the recent fbi statement or the interrogation that mr. castro under went >> yes. >> with the fbi not with the gentleman mr. jacobs who was just here >> correct. >> okay. and did you review the letter that mr. castro allegedly wrote? >> on 4 april 2004? >> yes. >> he certainly talked about he believes he suffered from mental illness, right? states. >> mr. thomas just asked you ab dever say he needed help, he talked about'04 in a l he wrote, didn't he? >> he wrote "i am a sexual predator who needs help but i don't bother to get it." >> he talked about being sexually abused himself when he was a child, right? >> yes. >> he talked about an addiction to masturbation and pornography. >> yes. >> does that excuse his conduct in this case? >> no. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we're listening to the testimony there of the forensic psychiatrist who was work the fbi who evaluated the evidence against ariel castro saying that this was a completely unprecedented case. we'll t

castro. the first one was may 7th, the second one was may 8th. the second day is when we took a written statement from mr. castro. >> briefly, i just want to approach, your honor, and show him state's 11. do you recognize this document? three pages? >> yes, i do. that's the written statement we took from ariel castro on may 8, 2013. >> all right. describe how mr. castro interacted with you in terms of if you posed a question or a statement to him, was he in engagement with you during this interrogation? was he responsive to your questions? >> yes. surprisingly, he was very -- his answers were very succinct. when i asked him a question, he answered the question. typically, in my experience with interviews when you ask somebody an incriminating question, you may not get the answer. i felt that ariel castro, when questions were posed to him, incriminating questions, he answered those questions. >> so was he beating around the bush? >> not at all. >> was he taking the long way around the block? >

side of ariel castro. also expected to speak in court, michelle knight. another one of the woman castro held captive. knight who was castro's punching bag is standing strong. she wrote a thank you note to cleveland police, you don't know how much i appreciate all your time and work collecting cards and gifts from people for me and the other girls. i overwhelmed by the amount of thoughts, love and prayers expressed by complete strangers. it is comforting. life is tough, i'm tougher. just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, she became a butterfly. thanks, god bless you. oh, from michelle knight to the cleveland police department. with me now for some analysis, page pate a criminal defense attorney and in columbus, ohio, douglas berman a law professor at ohio state university. welcome to all of you. as we wait for the sentencing hearing to begin, let's head to cleveland and cnn's pamela brown. pamela, can you set the scene for us? >> well, carol, it is a packed courtroom. packed to the brim. our

algo que ariel castro con mirada frÍa y desafiante. negaba durante su testimonio.al sexo. >>> incluso agregÓ que las jÓvenes, las que dijo no eran vÍrgenes le pedian tener sexo. >>> tomÓ la palabra su prima, que dijo que gui na, baila y rÍe y se dirigiÓ a castro directamente. . >>> que dios se apiade de su alma. >>> no se contara mÁs detalles de la Época de cautiverio rompiÓ en llanto cuando hablo de la pequeÑa cuando naciÓ en la casa y tiene 6 aÑos. asegurÓ quele eran una familia normal. castro pidiÓ disculpas a sus vÍctimas y los que han sido afectados por sus acciones. y aunque se declarÓ culpable de secuestro. violaciÓn y agresiones y otros cargos mÁs. en ningÚn momento admitiÓ haber cometido los crÍmenes. >>> ariel castro arremetiÓ contra su hijo anthony castro, dice que nunca fue un padre violento y que su ex esposa, gri milaed figueroa. le pegaba a Él. y dijo que ahora lee la biblia, pide perdÓn y que serÁ solamente dios que lo en juicio ra. ariel castro fue llevado a una prisiÓn fuera de cleveland. >>> segÚn expertos, sicÓlogos, lo que pasÓ hoy en corte, fu

the castro regime. and it was during this period that we ended up in what was called the autonomous groups. to involved operations against is against cuba provide money and materiel in any way to these groups do not try to direct them do not try to tell them what to do and do not ask them what they are doing the cubans are going to run their own operations and they did and if it was a disaster the got about. the plainly from for its bombing mission i feel hollow and i was going to be the plane left from a secret base or you go home and. read about nine bombing. of the above or this never for the right place we did one thing on a material we told him where to but by their weapons and not to get ripped. by the mid one nine hundred sixty s. the cia officials had left miami. but the culture of violence they had nurtured remained in the further away they got from being able to realize their goal they began at some point in time they just begin to morph into regular criminals. they are the children who raise

the castro regime. and it was during this period that we ended up with what was called the autonomous groups. to involved operations against is against cuba provide money and materiel in any way to these groups do not try to direct them do not try to tell them what to do and do not ask them what they're doing the cubans were going to run their own operations and they did and if it was a disaster the bit about. the plainly from for its bombing mission i feel hollow and i was going to be the plane left from a secret base go you go. read about nine bombing. of the above or this never fall in the right place we did one thing on a materiel we told them where to but by their weapons and not get rooked by the mid one nine hundred sixty s. the cia officials had left miami. but the culture of violence they had nurtured remained in the further away they got from being able to realize their goal they began at some point in time they just begin to morph into regular criminals. they are the children who raised in th

he claims that ariel castro orchestrated the charges against him to deflect attention from castro's ownning to appeal his conviction. wolf. >> and the judge, michael russo, he did make reference to the very chilling way that castro enticed these three women before he kidnapped them. >> he did. judge michael russo mentioned that all three of the victims had previously been friends with at least two of castro's daughters or his son. now, we had been told by a private investigator in cleveland, when we were there, that one of castro's daughters would go shopping with one of the victims, gina dejesus, go to festivals with her, and that, apparently, appears now to be castro's entry into this. this is how he maneuvered his way to get close to those victims. >> a real monster, indeed. all right, brian, thanks very much. let's discuss what's going on with our senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. jeff, let me play another clip. this is ariel castro pushing back against the judge. [ inaudible ] >> makes it sound like i'm trying to force myself on to them. >> by virtue of your plea, that's what yo

michele knight knew ariel castro because she's friends with his daughter emily castro. so she accepted the ride. >> did michele relate to you what took place after she got in ariel castro's car? >> yes. they began driving and they arrived at ariel castro's home. he asked her if she wanted to come inside to get a puppy for her son. so she agreed to go in to get a puppy for her son. once inside the home she did not see a puppy. she did see a dog but there were no puppies. at this time she is physically restrained by ariel castro with an extension cord. she's left that way for several hours. when ariel castro returns, he takes her down the basement where she's physically restrained with a chain, plastic ties are put on her wrist and a material helmet that's placed on her head. at this time she's sexually assaulted. michele knight was left alone physically restrained in the dark basement overnight. during this interview michele knight described a pattern of being repeatedly sexually, physically and emotionally violated by ariel castro during her entire time of captivity. >>

the castro regime. and it was during this period that we ended up with what was called the autonomous groups. to involved operations against is against cuba provide money and materiel in any way to these groups do not try to direct them do not try to tell them what to do and do not ask them what they are doing the cubans were going to run their own operations and they did and if it was a disaster. what is the plainly from for its bombing mission i feel hollow and i was going to be the plane left from a secret base log or you go on and. read about nine bombing. of the above or this never for the right place we did one thing on a materiel we told them where to but buy their weapons and not get rooked. by the mid one nine hundred sixty s. the cia officials had left miami. but the culture of violence they had nurtured remained in the further away they got from being able to realize their goal they began at some point in time they just begin to morph into regular criminals. they are the children who raised i

but for the three women held captive by ariel castro, today was a day of catharis and relief.n to be a prisoner, but before he was shut away forever, his victims got a chance to say their piece. here is abc's alex perez. >> reporter: he is perhaps one of the most evil men in america, but before ariel castro was sent away to serve his life plus a thousand years, one of his victims had a chance to confront her tormenter in court. >> from this moment on, i will not let you define me or affect who i am. >> reporter: michelle knight spoke directly to her captor about her 11 years of living hell. as she spoke, his eyes never left her. but this is the moment it registered. >> you said you didn't kill me, but you took 11 years of my life away. and i have got it back. i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. >> reporter: knight said she is no longer afraid of ariel castro. >> as you think about the 11 years and the hurt you inflicted on us, what does god think of you hypocritally going to church every sunday, coming home to torture us. you don't deserve that. you dese

ariel castro returns. takes her down to the basement where she's physically restrained with a chain. plastic ties are put on her wrists. and a motorcycle helmet is placed on her head. it is at this time she is sexually assaulted. michelle knight was left alone, physically restrained in the dark basement overnight. during this interview, michelle knight described a pattern of being repeatedly sexually, physically and emotionally abused by ariel castro during her entire time of captivity. >> during this interview you're learning about the initial abduction as well as the crimes that were committed against her throughout her captivity? >> that's correct. >> michelle knight relayed she had been pregnant on several occasions in the house. she knew this because she felt the same way that she was when she was pregnant with her son. michelle relayed that ariel castro terminated her pregnancies. this was done by starving her, feeding her rotten food, kicking and punching her in the stomach, jumping up and down on h

castro, no way is a synopsis of the hours of interrogation of mr. castro. that's mr. castro's -- i make him feel sorry more me statement. >> you seem to be operating under the impression that i don't know what this case is about. >> 20 years from now this guy set up appeals right now. promise not to appeal, le appeal and he wants out the door. >> if you have it, keep it. if it is in here, you will have to take it out at the end. the dvd won't be going and you can substitute that -- >> on the witness stand and i will -- >> thank you. all right. we have now heard additional information and the state is done. anything you wish to say on behalf of your client with respect to the issue of sentencing, mitigation, anything else? >> judge, i believe mr. castro is prepared to make a statement. >> he is, your honor. >> i just want to see if either of you had anything else to say. >> no. >> no, thank you. >> mr. castro, earlier we spoke and you were aware you had a right to make a statement, either with respect to sentencing or by way of mitigation of punishment, so what would y

we believe that it is returned to the castro after a long time. we will return this historic 50-year-old icon back to the neighborhood and also, my mom will be really happy, she loves that place when we moved here, she is 83 years old and she can't wait for it to open on sunday. >> so we are very happy that les is a wonderful supporter of the neighborhood and very engaged and this is a type of business that we should want to have open in the neighborhood, a side note, the castro ntd has a currently a 6 percent vacantcy rate. if this space opens up again it will lower our vacantcy rate to 4 percent which has a significant impact on the neighborhood and the vibrantcy of the neighborhood and you can read these statistics in the next newsletter, thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? >> okay, public comment is closed. commissioner moore? >> i have a question for you, during 813 whthe restaurant ready for opening still indicates four tables outdoors. and i understand that there might be a carry over from the previous life as a patio rest

down to ariel castro making them watch television where they would see their disappearance. when he turned to her to say he was sorry, she did not plin much. >> well, i think it was a tremendous testament to michelle knight's strength and resilience in the aftermath of that. it's so important that we have victim statements because it's fitting to have the punishment fit the crime. how can we do that unless we know what the women went through and experienced. her experience was more than anyone could have imagined. that was an important part of today's proceeding. >> wendy, i want to play part of michelle knight's kidnapping. she showed up to say her words in front of the world. let me play what he said. >> when i picked up the first victim i -- i -- i wasn't even -- it wasn't something that i was trying to make it look like i did. i didn't do that. i went to family dollar and i heard her say something and i ran on that. when i got up i did not say, gee, i'm going to try to find some women to pick up. >> wendy, it was excuse after excuse from ariel castro. the victim was here

militant to assassinate castro. got them you know if you just wrote was told and stood held it is a joke there is a little bit of the solder assured me he could put a bullet in his forehead but i was a guaranteed escape plan. the plot failed. on september nineteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy six i had dinner with orlando let telly air at his house the telly there was a former chilean ambassador to washington and i had invited him to work with me at the institute for policy studies after dinner we went outside and i put my elbows on the hood of his car not suspecting there was a bomb planted in it thirty six hours later literally or drove to work with a colleague ronny moffet. but tell your died in the explosion as did running off and. shortly afterwards the f.b.i. arrested hosts a swat as and dmo novel the very men they had listed in their assassination report on ricardo alarcon. two weeks later international terrorism took on dimensions. this is the c.b.s. evening news with walter cronkite that evening nine

ariel castro will be sentenced today. he's already pleaded guilty to more than 900 charges in the kidnapping and systemic abuse of three women over the course of a decade. at times, however, it may feel more like a criminal trial. both sides do plan to present evidence and we will hear from some witnesses. what's more, we're going to hear from castro himself and possibly one of the female victims. castro has admitted to kidnapping gina dehay sus, amanda berry and michelle knight. among the charges are two counts of aggravated murder. after castro forced one of the women to miscarry. we're going to go live to cleveland in a few minutes as things get under way there. right now, i'll go to my first reads of the morning, particularly here in politics. as everyone in washington does their best to position themselves for these fall budget fights. their words say one thing but actions tell us another story. that tension played out in the house yesterday. a basic domestic agency funding bill landed with a thud. there's a reason w

castro. tell me about that. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. you remember all the counts, more than 900 counts ariel castro faced and specific with the dates. we're learning that prosecutors actually used these women's diaries to help them document all the different charges. according to these documents that the prosecutor's office released today, the women over the past ten years got through their time in captivity by keeping diaries and writing about abuse they experienced and their dreams of getting out some day and seeing their families, by writing about being locked in darkrooms. so really disturbing details and we're not expected to see what those diaries say in court tomorrow during castro's sentencing, although we could be seeing some physical evidence, as well as photos. in fact, it's supposed to be a pretty ugly tomorrow with some of the evidence that we could be seeing, and very dramatic proceeding tomorrow, piers? >> despite all this, you spoke to his sister, who paints a very dif

castro is right about one thing. he is a sick man. is ariel castro a sick man or just an evil one? >> well, i think he himself seems confused about that. i think society is as well. he has some sort of a sexual disorder. he certainly describes the fact that he feels driven by a force that he doesn't fully understand. >> reporter: but if he's so sick, how did he go undetected all those years? >> i think what all of us are concerned about is he is a very good liar. >> reporter: being mentally ill

of ariel castro, that he's going to be explaining a lot. that he's not the monster we think he is. she is only one of two relatives that have visited castro in jail and told me that he's very loving, that he's the brother she's always known, and she kept saying just wait and see what he has to say tomorrow. a lot will come out. >> that would be just amazing. pamela, as you've been there reporting when we heard him a few days ago, it was blaming, when he was talking about the pornography and the abuse in his own life rather than remorse and empathy, as you're saying perhaps he might exhibit tomorrow. obviously a surprise that michelle knight was not the person a lot of people would have expected. he might have thought amanda or gina would have spoken. you have had a chance to go through the complaint itself, and there's some new information in here when i was reading through it that was surprising. what stood out to you? >> reporter: you're right, erin. a lot of the information is what we already know. you talk about michelle knight. it just

then, it was castro's turn.ms are due to sexual abuse as a child and an addiction to pornography. i'm not a violent person.i'm not a violent monster.i'm not a predator.it's like an alcoholic who has an addiction. then, a bizarre, altogether unsubstantiated claim: most of the sex that went on was consensual. castro said there was "harmony" in what many have called a house of horrors. and he repeatedly apologized: when god comes and judges going to judge me. castro previously pleaded guilty to 937 counts in a deal that allowed him to escape the death penalty. in the hearing. the judged officially handed down the sentence of life in prison, plus one- thousand years. with no possibility, ever, of parole. in washington, im shannon travis. declared "the nightmare at seymour avenue is over" for the three women held captive for 13,226 days who should now be admired as heroes for surviving such horrors. castro's lawyer said his client is mentally ill and driven by a narcissistic personality. geico's defensive driver, eng

militant to assassinate castro. got to know if you are strong was told and stood and it is you who will be your pursuit are assured me he could put a bullet in his forehead i am the but i was a guaranteed escape plan the plot failed. on september nineteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy six i had dinner with orlando the tel year at his house the telly there was a former chilean ambassador to washington and i had invited him to work with me at the institute for policy studies after dinner we went outside and i put my elbows on the hood of his car not suspecting there was a bomb planted in it. thirty six hours later let telly or drove to work with a colleague ronny moffet. the telly or died in the explosion as did ronnie moffat. shortly afterwards the f.b.i. arrested hosts a deal nice use water ice and guillermo novo the very men they had listed in their assassination report on ricardo alarcon. two weeks later international terrorism took on new dimensions. this is the c.b.s. evening news with walter cronkite that

militant to assassinate castro. got to know a few astro was told and stood it it is you who will be your pursuit are assured me he could put a bullet in his forehead and on the but i was a guaranteed escape plan the plot failed. on september nineteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy six i had dinner with orlando the tel year at his house the telly there was a former chilean ambassador to washington and i had invited him to work with me at the institute for policy studies after dinner we went outside and i put my elbows on the hood of his car not suspecting there was a bomb planted in it. thirty six hours later the telly or drove to work with a colleague ronni moffitt. the telly or died in the explosion as did running off and. shortly afterwards the f.b.i. arrested hosts a swat as and dmo novel the very men they had listed in their assassination report on ricardo alarcon. two weeks later international terrorism took on dimensions. this is the c.b.s. evening news with walter cronkite that evening nine days ago a cu

he calls what castro did monstrous. hard for you to look across the vote and stair at that house? >> that house should have been torn down yesterday. we don't like it. >> reporter: this man said he's so disgusted by what's happened here, he's moving out of the neighborhood. he said too many strangers are blaming neighbors for not catching on. >> they blame everybody. >> reporter: because nothing was done? >> right, yeah. >> reporter: how does that make you feel? >> i feel bad. >> reporter: he says castro's home has become a tourist to ha kids play on this spot. he would like to see the house turned into a museum. a reminder to parents to always keep a close eye on their children. he lives right behind it. is it over or does this neighborhood still struggle with it? >> i don't think it's over, because the man got away with it for ten years. he made a mockery of our judicial system. >> reporter: adams says the whole ordeal has hurt his tattoo business. he's ready to move on. >> i am sitting here on the driveway, sitting h

castro and 17th and the location of our historic car terminal. the street is a very busy commercial district. the picture on the upper right it's where we see trucks double parked. and the pedestrians level is very, very high and the sidewalks are crowded on the weekends and the street serves the automobile traffic as well. photo just to give you a sense of the roadways it's nearly 60 feet wide with generally 1 traffic lane for those two blocks which provides a substantial amount of excess pavement and we see double parking and this is a typical afternoon. i mentioned the pedestrian volumes are unusual from saturday from 8:00 p.m. and the four hundred street of market street we're seeing the high volumes and jennifer streets and higher volumes then on irving and valencia so there's definitely improvements needed. as owe mentioned the street is nearly 60 feet wide it has parking on two sides and 12 foot sidewalks speaker the project will widened the sidewalks by 9 feet. and generally maintain the on street parking. i want to highlight a few of the

a little off at the castro house. there was a woman crawling around in the backyard naked on her hands and knees. mysterious pounding on the doors a couple years ago. one man in the neighborhood describes hearing screams when he sat down to eat dinner. when the police were called, they never went inside. they never saw michelle or amanda or gina. and then in early may of this year, one of the most remarkable acts of bravery and of hope that i've ever heard. a man in the neighborhood walking by hears a scream. here's charles ramsey speaking to the nbc affiliate in cleveland about that day. >> this girl, her scream was so loud children stopped playing. that's what made me look outside. that's how loud her scream was. so you figured some tree fell on her or something. and i went outside and i looked and she was just kicking the door and kicking the door. i'm looking, i know there's no woman, to my knowledge, that lives next door. and like i said on the interview, i said, that ain't right. that's a white girl. there's no

and he has received a support of the valley association and the merchants of upper market and castro and the castro community benefit district and he sent out a letter to the neighborhood notifying them of the hearing and also received the written support of more than 25 local merchants and the valley association did express the concern about the noise coming from the rear patio area and that gave us the opportunity to work closely to come up with operating conditions that would make it comfortable with the operation and as a result, this is part of the motion now and we have agreed to them and eba has given us their support and so we are going to move in the back is going to close at 9:00 p.m. at the latest every night and the dining will close at 12 midnight at the latest every night and the front dining is able to stay open until 2 a.m. and this worked out and it was a part of the condition on their support. just to give you a background, the patio section was operated for 30 to 40 years before les had to shut it down and between just to give you an idea, 1989 to 1984 is when les

himself or castro support of che? >> that is a good question. clearly they believed that this was the right area to go into a. but one of the mistakes that che made in talking about logistics and where to go was he had alienated the bolivian communist party. the bolivian communist party was telling him we should be leading the revolution come and not you. bolivia should be leading the revolution and to copy really need to be up with the mines are and che again didn't think he was wrong. he said no, we are cubans and we know better. it's my theory and you're going to follow me and if you don't goodbye. that was part of the problem in bolivia, he had no support from the bolivian, and his party. there was a real schism there. the planning for the bolivian shin was all cuba and che didn't consult the bolivian communist party who was basically giving him advice on where to go with just six wise. almost from the moment they got there this little farmhouse in this remote area he was discovered. they were doing troop movement

castro say. intellectually we knew from his behaviors that he would, again, talk consistent with what i would call a narcissistic personality disorder. i would say emotionally we had all hoped to hear something different. but even the small period of time in which mr. castro says he apologizes, literally within seconds it's back to him and what's wrong with him and the problems and the need for attention to himself. so i think today unfortunately it's just another example of his pervasive personality disorder, which i would best identify as narcissistic personality disorder. >> angela, as a victim and a victim's right advocate or i should say survivor and survivor's right investigate, what if anything does an apology like this -- what effect does it have on the survivors? >> well, i'm sure it's probably a little bit helpful, but at the end of the day when you listen to the apology, it was extremely narcissistic. everything went back to what impact it had on him, not any mention of the impact that

today is a day of reckoning for former school bus driver, ariel castro. >> castro faces 900 counts for torturing 3 women for more than a decade. >> today, for the first time, we hear about some of the things that went on in that home. devin dwyer has all of the details. >> reporter: the new details are absolutely horrifying. in a 22-page report, prosecutors document what they call castro's disgusting and inhuman conduct. today, ariel castro will be sent away for life. the 53-year-old former school bus driver faces final justice for his horrific crimes. >> guilty, your honor. >> reporter: guilty of kidnapping, rape and abuse of three cleveland girls for a decade. castro will be spared the death penalty, accepting a plea deal of life plus 1,000 years in prison if the judge approves. >> do you understand, mr. castro, upon entering this plea, you will never be released from prison. >> i know it's going to get the book thrown at me. >> reporter: overnight, prosecutors revealed details of the victim's ordeal in a memo before sentencing. amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle night were chai

castro is expected to speak at length a

ariel castro here.stro winking sort of at the judge after enjoying eye contact with everybody in the room, he talks about to the court about the sex with the three victims was consensual he said, that they asked for it. it's that gross. let's watch him. >> most of the sex that went on in the house practically all of it was consensual. there's allegations about being forceful on them, that is totally wrong. because there was times that they would even can ask me for sex. many times. and i learn add that these girls were not virgins from their testimony to me. they are multiple participants before me. >> marc klaas, i guess that resounded to you, they asked for it. as if tied up or chained in a basement for a decade, getting only your food from this guy, the only food you got, scared to death he's going to beat you or rape you or kill your kid or whatever or drive you to a miscarriage or whatever, that's called nonviolent by his terms and that's called asking for it? >> you know, i mean the only good resu

castro, you forfeited that right. you now become a number with the department of rehabilitation and correction. you will be confined for the remainder of your days. you are hereby remanded for transport to the lorraine correctional institution. now for miss knight, miss dejesus and miss berry, as well as your young daughter, we celebrate your futures. we acknowledge the faithfulness of your families, your friends and all others acknowledge the families, your families and all of the others who so fervently believe. on behalf of the judges and the court, we wish each of you success and a sense of peace. we're add jushd. thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> and with that, court is adjourned. good day. i am andrea mitchell in washington. you have just watched the extraordinary sentencing of ariel castro sentenced to life in prison with no parole. you watched michelle knight facing her captor for 11 years, ariel castro for the first time since her rescue. >> every day i wonder if i was ever going to see them aga